Tuesday August 25 2020 The headlines have been about the tropics, but today we have a local increased risk for severe storms. That timeline is below, plus a quick look
Monday August 24 2020 The short version of this tropical look is that Marco is getting weaker and Larua is getting stronger. The second hit will pack the bigger punch.
Monday August 24 2020 Strong and severe thunderstorms locally on Sunday has resulted in many areas starting this morning with fog. That will burn off, but the atmosphere is primed
Sunday August 23 2020 Hurricane Marco has 75 mph winds and is expected to make landfall on Monday. Laura is a Tropical Storm with winds of 60 mph, but is
Sunday August 23 2020 This morning has started off very humid. A few spotty showers have mainly pushed to the Eastern Shore of Maryland. A few more storms are expected
Saturday August 22 2020 It almost seems as if nothing in 2020 would be a surprise. Now we have two tropical storms that may possibly become hurricanes an forecast to
Saturday August 22 2020 There is a lot to cover in this morning report and I wanted to simplify it for you. We have had local rain and the short
Saturday August 22 2020 Document and journal Maryland Weather conditions observed in Baltimore yesterday, climate report today, sunrise/sunset, moon phase, and daily weather map Quick look weather forecast. Tropical Weather:
Friday August 21 2020 The 11 AM Advisory from the National Hurricane Center has official named Tropical Storm Laura (formerly Tropical Depression 13). The winds were 45 mph and it
Friday August 21 2020 Something strange is afoot at the Circle K. Locally the humidity returns for us, brining back more heat and some showers and storms into the weekend.
